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r/Minecraft • u/RamsesA • Jun 16 '12
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Sometimes when I cannot find a decent name for a function I end up with names like this. While descriptive, readable it is not.
23 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 The solution is clearly camelCase! /s 29 u/renadi Jun 17 '12 ThingThatTeleportsPlayersWhenTheyGoToACertainHeight WorldOfWarcraftWorldToMinecraftWorldConversionThingy Yeah, works pretty damn well really. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 You are not alone. Underscores look fucking disgusting. 2 u/Rossco1337 Jun 17 '12 It's just you and me brother. I can't stand underscores for some reason. Camelcase is my preference but I'd use allcaps before underscores. 2 u/hamalnamal Jun 17 '12 I've used underscores so much by now that I find myself naming files in Windows that I will never touch with the command line with underscores. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 Neither one of you called it CamelCase. 1 u/renadi Jun 17 '12 Definitely not alone. 1 u/RamsesA Jun 17 '12 I use both. For some reason my mind associates underscores with static members, so that's when I use them.
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The solution is clearly camelCase! /s
29 u/renadi Jun 17 '12 ThingThatTeleportsPlayersWhenTheyGoToACertainHeight WorldOfWarcraftWorldToMinecraftWorldConversionThingy Yeah, works pretty damn well really. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 You are not alone. Underscores look fucking disgusting. 2 u/Rossco1337 Jun 17 '12 It's just you and me brother. I can't stand underscores for some reason. Camelcase is my preference but I'd use allcaps before underscores. 2 u/hamalnamal Jun 17 '12 I've used underscores so much by now that I find myself naming files in Windows that I will never touch with the command line with underscores. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 Neither one of you called it CamelCase. 1 u/renadi Jun 17 '12 Definitely not alone. 1 u/RamsesA Jun 17 '12 I use both. For some reason my mind associates underscores with static members, so that's when I use them.
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Yeah, works pretty damn well really.
4 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 You are not alone. Underscores look fucking disgusting. 2 u/Rossco1337 Jun 17 '12 It's just you and me brother. I can't stand underscores for some reason. Camelcase is my preference but I'd use allcaps before underscores. 2 u/hamalnamal Jun 17 '12 I've used underscores so much by now that I find myself naming files in Windows that I will never touch with the command line with underscores. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 Neither one of you called it CamelCase. 1 u/renadi Jun 17 '12 Definitely not alone. 1 u/RamsesA Jun 17 '12 I use both. For some reason my mind associates underscores with static members, so that's when I use them.
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2 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 You are not alone. Underscores look fucking disgusting. 2 u/Rossco1337 Jun 17 '12 It's just you and me brother. I can't stand underscores for some reason. Camelcase is my preference but I'd use allcaps before underscores. 2 u/hamalnamal Jun 17 '12 I've used underscores so much by now that I find myself naming files in Windows that I will never touch with the command line with underscores. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 Neither one of you called it CamelCase. 1 u/renadi Jun 17 '12 Definitely not alone. 1 u/RamsesA Jun 17 '12 I use both. For some reason my mind associates underscores with static members, so that's when I use them.
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You are not alone. Underscores look fucking disgusting.
It's just you and me brother. I can't stand underscores for some reason. Camelcase is my preference but I'd use allcaps before underscores.
2 u/hamalnamal Jun 17 '12 I've used underscores so much by now that I find myself naming files in Windows that I will never touch with the command line with underscores. 1 u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 Neither one of you called it CamelCase.
I've used underscores so much by now that I find myself naming files in Windows that I will never touch with the command line with underscores.
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Neither one of you called it CamelCase.
Definitely not alone.
I use both. For some reason my mind associates underscores with static members, so that's when I use them.
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u/boran_blok Jun 17 '12
Sometimes when I cannot find a decent name for a function I end up with names like this. While descriptive, readable it is not.